… hamstring injuries displayed lower levels of gluteus medius surface electromyography activity
during submaximal treadmill running (at 12 and 15 km.h −1 ) than nine players who did go …

… eccentric action of the hamstrings predispose to hamstring injury in elite sprinters. J Orthop
… . Risk factors for hamstring injuries in community level Australian football. Br J Sports Med …

… Background: Hamstring injuries are the most common injury sustained by elite Australian …
factors, such as these, for hamstring injury in a population of elite Australian football players. …

… of evaluating the risk of injury for top-level men’s football players in … hamstring injury incidence
and training hamstring injury burden. During the same period, the match hamstring injury …

… was to determine whether elite Australian footballers with lower levels of eccentric hamstring
strength and … In conclusion, elite Australian footballers who displayed low levels of eccentric …

… high level … hamstring injury rate would be natural if such actions were increased during the
play since, as we previously reported, 70% of hamstring injuries in the UEFA Elite Club Injury …

… We defined an incident of hamstring injury as one which led the athlete to miss at least 1
wk of … The female (age 22 yr) was a sprinter competing at subelite level. She, too, had a 5-yr …

… 88 % of the respondents in this study use imaging for hamstring injuries in (elite) athletes. …
can identify important prognostic factors on a basic level. Third, imaging provides numerous …

… Although we recognize the necessity of implementing the complex program proposed in this
study in future RCTs, the difficulties of implementing this design in an elite level football club …

… Hamstring strain injuries are common in all football codes and sports involving sprinting, …
injuries in Australian football. At the elite level, hamstring injuries occur at a rate of 6.2 injuries …